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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2012
Page
3
Readers urge opening a non smoking non alcoholic bingo hall on Saturdays to serve the community. Others defend TalkBack as free speech while complaints about insults and eminent domain arise. Local praise forIHOP lunch notes pot roast and spotless service. Aiken Standard readers discuss branding and economic impact on property values.
Readers may call the Talkback hotline at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com with brief messages. Names are not required and will not be published. comments may be edited for space.
The Aiken Standard corrects a July 15 report misidentifying South Carolina House District 81 Rep. Jom Young in Gov. Nikki Haley budget veto coverage. The paper apologizes and invites readers to report errors by calling Mike Gibbons or emailing editorial@aikenstandard.com.
Sister Mary Jean Doyle and Sister Rose Marie Henschke bid farewell to Aiken in a Sunday reception as they prepare new assignments in Washington DC and Jacksonville Florida after about twenty years of service. The Catholic Center and Valley Alliance programs, including GED and Senior Brown Bag, honored their contributions aiding Horse Creek Valley families and seniors.
Hallie Anderson, a rising junior rider from Aiken, won the $1,000 child/adult mini prix at the Summer Classic Horse Show in Event Center aboard Hidden Creek's Tamale. The 9-year-old Holsteiner mare excelled on a windy first round and fault-free jump-off, as Anderson and trainer Ann Thal push toward U S E F Junior Hunter title action.
The Aiken Downtown Development Association kicks off its Christmas in July, July 23 to July 28, with member shops offering unique promotions. Jingles the Elf will appear randomly throughout the week, visiting stores such as ACTS, the Aiken Center for the Arts, the Curiosity Shop, Equine Divine, Lionel Smith Ltd., MB Jewelry & Beads, Powercuts Salon & Spa, True Value Hardware & Appliances, and Ryan's Downtown Market & Deli. The event aims to boost downtown vitality and remind shoppers that Downtown offers a more intimate experience.
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